Another Example of the Power of Classical Conditioning Occurs When

question 43

Multiple Choice

Another example of the power of classical conditioning occurs when _____

• A)a child is given a treat for finishing chores and increases that behavior.
• B)we learn a by watching someone else, which makes our mirror neurons fire.
• C)the neighborhood where we got high makes us crave the drug.
• D)we teach our dog to sit by using rewards.

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